Subject: Re: Mrs. Tremond
From: sally@anableps.berkeley.edu (S. A. Wilson)
Date: 1992-09-17, 16:49
Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks
In article <1992Sep17.115250.2668@pdn.paradyne.com> pitchon@paradyne.com (Howard Pitchon) writes:
>From Summer Storm:
> >
> >George, did I read correctly that you think Mrs. Tremond/Chalfont (sp?)
> >is one of the good guys? I guess that by steering Donna to Harold,
> >she helps solve the crime, but that ultimately leads to Annie and Coop
> >ending up in the lodge, and bashed in the face. Also, the picture that
> >she gives to Laura in FWWM doesn't exactly lead to pleasant dreams.
> >
> >You may be right, she may be a good entity, because... the road to hell
> >(the black lodge) may be paved w/good intentions.
> >
> >Just a thought.
> >
> > ------ss
Well, I think just because Mrs. Tremond/Chalfont did not "outright"
help/save Laura does not prove she is part of the "evil" entities,
but tends to make it more likely that she is part of the "good"
entities. I always thought that the inhabitants of the White Lodge
could not "outright" come to the aide of any of the terrestrial TPers,
that they could not interfer beyond a certain point in their lives. I think
that like the GIANT the Tremonds could not tell Laura directly about
BOB being in Leland, nor could they prevent her death, but could provide
vague clues, hints which were up to Laura to decipher and to use. It
was up to Laura to choose her own path, they could not get too involved
in this. Laura had to deal with her own demons, and Laura had to
confront her "shadow-self" and had to deal with it on her own. I am
not sure that, even though the picture was errie, they probably gave it
to her to get a vision of the lodges and from there she had to decide
for her self. Again, maybe the dream/vision was like Coop's dream,
it held the clues and thus the answers, and it was up to Laura to
find that out for herself, and to use it as she liked.
Sally--any info. as to when the video version of FWWM will be coming out?
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